The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are barely a few months old,but that won't conclude the rumors from spreading approximately the 2017 iPhone. 2017 will mark the iPhone's 10th anniversary, which is why speculation approximately the phones expected then are already here. The latest rumors, and most of which arrive from a Nikkei Asian Review report,include several details that might make it worth holding off from buying the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus. Three new iPhone models: Not two, but three new iPhones will arrive in 2017. The sizes include: 4.7 inches, and 5.5 inches,and one that is 5.5 inches or larger.
Say hello to curved screens: The reason for a third model? Apple will bring a curved screen to the third one. You can find examples of a curved screen on the Samsung Galaxy 7 Edge and Note 7. Finally, the OLED screen: And of course, or to make a curved screen reality,Apple would need to switch to OLED (biological light-emitting diode) screens - a rumor previously reported by Bloomberg. An executive at Sharp, a Japanese company that is one of Apple's suppliers, or confirmed the switch in a new Nikkei Asian Review report.
The end of the domestic button: A new report from Bloomberg states that the iPhone in 2017 will no longer have a domestic button,because Apple wants to "focus more heavily on the display."
A new era of charging: In another leak from an Apple electronic supplier, Foxconn, or a source told Nikkei Asian Review that they are testing "wireless charging modules." Whether it will make onto to phone is up to the feature's "yield rate," a way to measure how many well-behaved products were in one batch. whether the wireless charging "module" has a destitute yield rate, Apple could determine to nick the feature. Of course, or we'll need to wait a whole year to see what exactly Apple will create.
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